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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-26

ROBERT LINCOLN has been much spoken
OF for second place and some for frat
place on the Republican ticket. It is not
only that "he stands in the shadow Of a
great name" but he is strong man in his
own right. Now it is suggested that if
Col. Fred Grant be elected in New York
he may appear to be the most available Of
men for the second place. He also bears
o name indellibly written in American
history. A Western man at the head Of
the ticket might opsn the way for Col.
Grant to take second place. If,
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ASoarcity Of Coal.

srRlNGrlELp, ILL.,, Oct. 25.-Oa account
Of the scarcity Of coal, caused by the strike
Of the coal miners ia this district. the pub.
lio schools were to-day compelled to close.
The price Of anthracite coal hss advanced
81 per ton and hundred per cent advance
in bituminous coal is predicted. A few
days Of cold weather will cause shortage
Of fuel among private consumers, which
will undoubtedly result in u vigorous
howl, Some OF tho mines are still being
worked, but the coal pool will not reoeivs
any orders from private oonsumera. "
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A FATAL RIDE.
4 Young Lady Reported d. Ing from In uries
Kecsivsd u Month Ago.
d b., Iks TalSIIio.uxs<

y
Kscsivsd u Month Ago. VI
Special Dispateh 10 Ls Inltllioeneer. q
WESTON, W. Va, Oct. 25.-Four weekD
ago while out riding in company with q
crowd OF young ladies, Miss Oaddie Ames,
Waiting hero from Waukeena, Florida,
was thrown from her horse and received
internal injuries which confined her 10
her room for a few days, which occurrence
wss mentioned In the IN7xLLlogSc4n ut
the time. Shortly after what was sup.
posed to be her complete recovery she
went to see relative In Walkersville,
some eighteen miles from here. Nothing
more was thought Of hor condition until
noon to-day, when a special messenger
came In at q break neck speed bringing the
sad nsws that she was dying from the Of.
fecta OF her fall. Misa Ames is connected
with come Of the frs! families Of West
Virginia and Is wcll liked. Word reaches
US, however, that Miss Ames Ia better and
that there are hopes Of her recovery.
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1mport,nt oonx,,r,o,.. II, Of womeln

New YoRE, Oct. o5.-Tho most i'm.
portaut congress Of women ever held in
this city will tske placs at Masonic tenn
pie tomorrow, Thursday and Friday
Subiests of interest to those engaged in
advancing tho proposition Of women will
be discussed. Mrs. Julia Ward Howe Will
preside and prominent women from the
different States and the District Of Column
bia will tako plrt. III, az E,f ,i, Il {. y ,g,.s
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The Bride Took to Flight

BRAZIL, IND, Oct. 25.-Mr. A. R. War
ren, Of Evansville, and Miss Jennie Stew.
art, of Brazil, were to have been married
last night at the residence Of Miss Stewart'e
father. The liosnse had been procured,
the hour came and with 1t the minister
and gueate, but the bride was missing.
Search for her; proved fruitless, and tho
report Ia out that she has eloped with an.
other lover. Miss Stewart 10 eighteen
years old, Is pretty and Of respectable
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THANKSGIVING rnoo1AMArIoN.
Xhc % President FiKes Thursday, November
ss-l iefH 2kth, 40 tho Dny. y.s q H5

WARRINGTON, Oct. 25.-The iollow!n,
proclamation was Issued late this after.
noon: N Il T, i.,lj -. "a 4!
A proclamation by the President Of the
United states: az
The goodness aud mercy Of God which
have followed the American people dur.
ing all the days OF the past year, claim
their grateful recognition and humble &C.
knowledgement. By His omnipotent
power He has protected us from war, and
peatilence, and from every national
calamity; by His gracious favor, the earth
has yielded q generous return to The labors
Of the husbaudman, and eyefy path Of
honest toll has led to comfort and con.
tentment; by His loving kindness the
hearts OF our people have been replen.
ished with iraternal aentiment and
patriotic sndoavor; and by His unerring
guidance we have been directed In the
way Of national prosperity. 'Ala4y
10 the end that We may, with one &C.
cord, testify our gratitude for all these
blessings, i :, Grover Cleveland, President
OF the United States, do hereby declare
and get apart Thursday, the twenty fourth
day 81 November next, as a day Of thanks.
giving and prayer, to be- observed by ali
the people OF the, land.sE On; that day lei
alfhscular work and employment be aus.
pended, aud let our people assemble in
their accustomed places OF worship and
with. prayer and songs Of praise, give
thanks to our Heavenly. Father for all
that BE has done for uH, while wo humbly
implore the forgiveness Of our sins, aud a
continuance OF His mercy. 10 &
Let the families and kindred be reunited
on that day, and their hearts, filed with
kindly cheer aud afsctionate reniues.
cences, be turned in tbankfulnssa to the
source OF all their pleasures and the Giyer
Of all that makes the day glad and Joyous.
And In the midst of our prosperity and our
happiness, let us remember the Door, the
needy and the unfortunate by our gifts Of
charity and ready benevolence; let US in
crease the number OF those who with
grateful hearts shall join in our thanks.
giving. I5l5'lTIs :, = =
In witness whereof have set my hand
and caused the seal OF the United
States to be set unto and affixed. Done
At the City Of Warrington thio 25!h day
OF october, in the year Of our Lord, one
thousand eight hundred and eighty.
seven, and Of the independence Of the
United States, the one hundred and
twelfth. T tllii N
(Signed) g GROVER CLsyRLASp.
By the President, TN ~,
THos, F. BAYARD. Secretary Of State.
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OFFICIAL returns place tho number OF
paupers In London at 0l, AL, and this es.
mate takes no account OF tho "casuals,' y
who increase in number. Perhaps some
Of these would not work If they could get
work, but the majority Of them can get no
work in the greatest city in tho world and
the Metropolis Of the greatest Of free
trade countries.
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A Saw MIL Burned,

ST.. Lou1s,' Oct. 25.-The saw. mill and
planning mill Of 9. 9. Loomiu, situated
about three miles north Of Little Rock,
Ark, on the Iron Mountain railroad at
Loomis' Station, were consumed by fire
last night. The cause was fire In the
woods, and 80 fierce were the flames and
go rapid the advance that Mr.. Loomis aud
his men were compelled to GEEK safety in
flight. 30 psrched and dry were tho
woods around the mill that the aamee ran
through the tops of the trees, dovouriug
everything in their way. About Sl50OO0
worth Of pine was destroyed, with all the
buildings about them. se.lli.Is ll,5g. j. .!i.l
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TuR Cherokee ballot box dxera could
have had profitable employment In Balti.
moro II they had communicated with
German in time. They might get. job
for the State election, concerning which
German has some misgivingH. t,a
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The Cincinnati Enquirer speaks feeling.
ly Of Judge Tnurman's overture to his
Kenton speech. He played it with his
historic bsndana to his nose, and the au.
dience cheered wildly. We can easily
imsgins it. One who has heerd that bit
Of Buckeye melody is not likely to forget
It. It is combination Of the steam fog.
horn, the calliope and the calathumpian
fiddle. In its day 1t was wont "the ap-
plauss OF listening Senstes to command" !"
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TIE Iriah newspapers will grow more
and more interesting as more OF them are
edited from the county jails Of the land.
This sort OF thing will come to an end one
OF these days, and then the Tories will be-
gin 10 be ashamed OF Themselves.
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) A Dynamitor Found Deud,

LONDON, Oct. ga man died suddenly
in South London and the police took
charge Of the body. On searching the
clothing Of the dead man the fact WAS dis.
covered that he was an American and was
connected with dynamite conspiracy.
The names Of his fellow conspirators were
given, but the police will not be able to
arrest them because they have not com.
mitted any overt acts. An inquest over
tho remains will be hold to-morrov when
fall disclosures regarding the conspiracy
arc probable. ,rtt 81 .ssf4fl1'.l f4
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INTERESTING rO COAL MINERS.

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Movement; to Form n National orguni.
CATION. i.t s4'5ls,5 r. -.
PIrraauRaH, Pa, Oct. o5.-An effort is
to be made to unite the coal miners
throughout the entire country into one
national organization. The Knights Of
Labor and the Federated Miners will try
and arrange for consultation of the two
organizations, looking to this end. The
Miners National Assembly OF Kuichts Of
Labor Issued lstter to-day inviting the
Executive Board Of the Federation to
meet with them and arrange plan Of
amalpamstion. 1t is uaderstood the Fed.
eral Union ia favorable to the ecbeme, and
at the proposed nesting the initial steps
to decide which organization shall be
merged into the other will bo taken.
There are at present about 2hO,0Oo coal
miners in the country. OF this numbsr
81. 0c0 are msulbars Of Knights Of Labor
and II 600 are in the Federation; the bal.
ance are unorganiz,d, and evsry eaor.
vii be made to bring them all into the
IOlC.
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A LIFE sACRIFICKD,
William Reed, tho OIL Prospector, browne
While Searching for Lost Treasure.

William Reed, tho OIL Prospeotor, Drowned
While Searching for Lost Treasure. 4lf
PITTSBURGH, Pa, Oct. a4.-A telegram
from somera' Point, N. j., to-day, reports
the drowning Of William Rsed, Of this
city, in the Atlantic ocean. Mr.. Reed
was regarded as the most expert mineral
and oil prospector in the United States,
and had amassed fortune OF nearly, a
million dollsra. For twenty-five years he
has been engaged in prospecting. Hs,was
the poasessor Of a diyining rod, or an cleo.
trical continuance with which he was very
auccesalul in locating paying atreaks. Hs
could find a coin hidden In any part OF a
room, never failing in the attempt, and
prccseding with the greatest Indifference
and ease. 3 \ al r., r; S7ts 8, .lt
Recently he conceived the idea that
with the aid of his magnetic rod he could
find tho numerous shipwrsck treasures
reputed to be hidden along the New tJer-
soy coast. It Ia supposed that he was
drowned while searching for the lost
treasure. r3'tEEi& q - li.5 175
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Accidentally Shot his Brother.
Speria. Correspondence Of tn. In.ellfgeneer.

PooAT4LlCo, W. Va, Oct. 24.-Willie
pritt, son Of Mr.. John. Pritt, accidentally
shot his little thlrteen'year-old brother
through the heart, killing him instantly.
The father had taken his rifle out with
him on the hill where he was at work.
The Oldest aon, Willie, picked the gun up
and stuck it in a fodder shock, and in
pulling 1t out, 1t went off with the above
result y 49, s9r,.rd Ills .g5..sr Isl '-.t a IN
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ANARCHIST ..TRoUBLEs,
Editors Of tho Chicago Organ Arrested Ior

5f5rtt.r sN'El5 Libel. .i.,4s ts-zsg-f
CHICAGO, Oct. 25.-Max Adler, Edmund
Deuss, Frank Biehlefeld and L. Snow.
rowski, editors and owners of the An.
archists' organ, the ArIsiter Zsilung, were
arrested this afternoon on charge Of
criminal libel, growing out Of eventa con.
nected with the mountaineering at the
Haynarket. The complainant is Ernest
Lsgner, whilom friend Of August
Spies. Within the past fortnight
tile ArJeiter Zsilung has published
charges that Leguer, whom /. it ia
claimed the Anarchists expected
to be an important witness ior them In
the trial, before Judge Gary, had been
hired by the police for $500 to 70 on a
secret junket after; the fashion OF the
Doodle informer Mic Schneider, and that
'wher the Anarchist trial came up, Lsensr
was not to be found. Lesner, through
his attorneys, takes strenuous exceptions
to theso charges, and has caused warrants
to be issued for August Belz .nd August
Gsifers, also OF the Arbeiter Z.iluno,
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TRIAL OF F.'BLINKEY" MonGAN.
Trying to Prove an Alibl for Some Of the
NFluyEh ifs Prisoners, = HptN

y CLEVELAND, o., Oct. 25.-A score or
more Of wltneDses for the defense were
examined to-day in tho "Bllnkey" Nor.
gan trial at Rayenna. All the testimony
was all to one point, the object being to
weaken the evidence Of Captain Hoehn,
as to the Identification of Morgan as one
OF the men on the train. In his direct
examination Captain Hoehn stated that.
John CouRhlin, one Of the two
other prisoners, was on the train
also. The witneeses examined to.
day were nearly all from Elyrla,
Lorraine county, and all awore that Cough.
lin was In Elyria at the hotel kept by Tom
Ray, his couain, on February 4, the day Of
the Ravenna tragedy. The witnesses e1.
amined were farmers, commercial travel.
ers, servanta and relations OF Coughlin
and Ray. One peculiar feature OF the
evidence was that while all were positive
about events oI the fourth Of Februsry,
none on tho witnessed stand could remem.
ber what had happened on. any other day
or week before or after that date, III
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. Gold Excitement In vyl.oonaIn!!

EAU CLAIRE, Wis, Oct. 24.-Oonaider.
able excitement was created here to-day
by the reported discovery Of gold one mile
from the weat bank Of the Chippewa river, ,i
about fifteen miles from It's mouth, Epeo.
iMsns ot high value haye been brought
here, end Q mining company will bee
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Forty o, tho Daatha Paid 1ror

Sr. LOUIS, Oct. 25.-John s., Stevens,
the attorney Of the Toledo, Peoria 4 War.
saw Bailway, with headquarters at Peoria,
says the company has, up to date, settled
With the relationB or legal Representatives
OF forty Of the people who were killed at
Chatsworth, and with sixty OF those who
were injured. The highest amount paid
out on death loss was s., ,000 .l, t.sl.,,t3,'i
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Col. FRED GRANT is making good i'm.
preston wherever he goes, and SO is his
wife, who accompanies !. him. He says
well what he desires to Gays, and the peo.
pie are pleased with his direct way OF
handling the public questions. The state.
ment that he is to be cut by the colored
voters is met by one Of the prominent
colored men Of New York, who says he
believes Col. Grant will get 10000 colored
votes out OF a possible 5000. 7
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BRArrLzuoRo, Va, Oct. 25.-Col. Ged;
W. Hooker, Of the Republican National
Committee, says he thinks Blaine will be
nominated for the Presidency and be
elected. But he thinks Allison would poll
larger vote than any one elas that could
be elected. s r5t,t;S' .5
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SHOT While .Trilng to Eacap,o,.

1, ST. LOUIS, Oct. 25.-News reached this
city to-day Of the killing on Sunday Of a
negro named Collier, by Deputy Constable
Jackson, at Galloway, Ark. Collier was
under arrest charged with attempting to
dispose OF mortgaged property, and al.
tempted to make his escape He was shot
through the head, 4. i, gls q : "a ~
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NV York Republican Nomin atlops,

NEW YoRK, Oct. 25.-The Re.
publican County Convention in
this city tonight nominated
Randolph B. MARITIME, present Dis
trict Attorney, for Judge Of the
Court Of General Seesions, end
Delaney Nicols, hia assietant, for Dis
trict Attorney. Both are Democrats. -; = =
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chicago Z, E.p.oirt Freight Tar,6s.

OulcAlvao. lii, Oct. 26.-.Ths Chioago
eas.bound roads have ias1ed a new, tariff
on export freight. making the rates the
same via all American portg. The rate
on grain, which is the principal article
exported from Chicago, Is 50 cents per
100 to Liverpool, IS cents to London and
3S cents to GLASGOW. x s s2 4 S o.! sS..i
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AID THE SUFFERING.

20 81 ! K r|la
A Plea For Aolp From tho Spencer
,45 "a Sufferers. X r. 7
The following circular, which explains
itself, has been received by the INrELL1.
oENcER. Any contributions to the cause
mentioned left at the IN7RLLlaRNcRn
office will be forwarded to Mayor
Chapman: +. sgts s5;,Et3 t5,5,,,E d
SPENCER, RoANE COUNTY, W. Va, F,
October %, 1887. !
To our FtlIou Causns o the Sa:e Of IHe.. Virginia.:
/, Our little town was visited yesterday
by terrible and destructive fire by
which very large portion OF it has been
totally destroyed leaving a large number
Of our citizens and business men destitute
Of means. We, the Mayor and Council
Of the town, feel called upon to make an
appeal to your generosity in behalf OF
our sufferers, \ = 4: ~
(, Any contributions that may be made
will be gratefully received aud appre.
ciated by our citizens, the sufferers from
this terrible visitation. 5s25 Is
Contributions should be addressed TO
the Mayor and Council Of the town Of
Spencer, w. Va. II M l%,;2lIs 8 u, sIf
Given under our hands on the date
above written. s.s555}gi.
~ THoMAs CHAPMAN, Mayor. 2
III A y n .,II
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= PARls, Oct. 25.-The Figaro states that
the Car visited Copenhagen with the
view Of taking decisive action in regard to
Bulgarian affairs, and that he has formed
an anti.German Alliance between Rnasia,
Belgium, Holland, Sweden and Denmark,
Other powers arc expected to join the
alliance. y. q - u ~. ~ ...Ll. In
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PolIce Prevent tha o,lrIuu oIaoiIur.

's FoNco ffoVoht tho o'brisn NootinS.
CoRk, Oct. 25.-The police have cccu.
pied the Court house to prevent the meet.
ing OF citizans called by tbs Mayor to pro-
test against the Recorder henring the case
Of Mr.. o. O'Brien. K
A @ Queenstown dispatch says: The mag.
istrate has forbidden any meeting at
Middletown during the time the Recorder
heara Mr.. O'Brien's ap peal from the yer.
dict rendered against him at Mitchslstown
for using seditious language. Ii-''s.
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Steamer and Cargo DESTROYED.

LONDON, Oct. 25.-The French steamer
Hindooatan, Captain Lot, which arrived at
Msrsailles yesterday from New York took
fire last night and was entirely burned.
She had 5000 tons Of ofmerchandise aboard,
all OF which was destroyed. 4&Es9
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ENGINEERS VISIT pULLa1AN.

insurance Discussed at the Business ses.
s'ons::A sistorhood Proposed.
CHICAGO, Oct 25.-The time Of tho
Brotherhood Of Locomotive Engineers, at
their business sessions yesterday, was
largely taken up with insurance matters.
In the morning the visiting ladies' Of the
party were taken in charge by the mem.
bers Of the Ladies' Auxiliary Of the Chi.
cago, divisions Of the Brotherhood, and
shown the panorama, Battle of Gettysbure.
Alta gathering Of ladies, at the Palmer
House. a proposition to form National
Ladies' Auxiliary organic ,tion was favor.
ably received: and it is probable that auch
q ".Siaterhood" 80 it might bs termed,
will be organi4sd during the present week.
The engineers having accepted the inyi-
tation Of Mr.. E. 7. Jslsry, Of the Illinois
Central railroad, to visit Pullman this
afternoon, a special train was placed at
their disposal, aud they inspected tbs
town. - Fss-. .H.l
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LIMA, O., Ost. 25.-John Riston. the
confidential secretary OF B., @. Faurot,
president Of the Lima National Bank, has
disappeared. He is a deiaulter for several
thousand dollars, supposed to have been
lost by gambling. e.. l3g'5si s1@
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sorlA, Oct. 25.-A plot has baen dls.
covered to assassinste Prince Ferdinand,
NJ. stambulod and Natcheive. The plot
originated with the Slave Commission.
An emissary Of the Commission has been
arrested at Varna, ,5ii2 i-I j. -
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TODAY Mr.. Jefferson Davis, enthronsd
% the ex.PteBident Of the Ooniedsracy,
will review 60 many Of the Confederate
survivors as shall be gathered in Macon.
1t will DO an impressive sight.
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CONS OF VETERANS. X.

A camp Of the Sons OF Veterans will be
mustered at the Chamber OF Commerce on
Thursday evening, October q, at 8 p. N.
All sons Of honorably discharged Federal
soldiers are urgently requested to attend.
Sc 3. igts9s R. H. FRRER,
N Col. W. Va. Div. s. VI.
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CHICAGO, Oct. e5.--The police are max
ing additionsto their forces daily. This
increase results from the apprehensions Of
the general public concerning tho coming
date OF the Anarchists execution, and is
merely one of the precautionary measures
taken by the police to insure peace and
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Sr. VINCENT, MINI, Oct.. 25.-The Red
river is irozen aolid from St. Vincent to
Pembina. Two newspaper men made the
crossing In safety. The river has not been
frozen at this season for thirty years.
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n a PrlnterA, Strike Arhltrntad,

M1SuEAroLls, MINI, Oc!. 24.-A new
scale Of wages goes into effect in the daily
newspaper Offices d this city, November
first. The matter has baon under arbl.
tration for Home days and late last night
the srbitrators rendered their, decision to
this effect: The men give up the adver.
tisements, which will now be sat up by
men working on salary and will receive
42 cents per 1000 ems for ordinary matter.
The afternoon scale will be 81 cents per
1000 ems. l3g ~ S.,tSg5ii S.,iS.g i..4i; .4$
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LONDON, Oct. PA number Of promi.
nent English Liberal members OF Parlia.
ment have signiaed their intention Of
Waiting Ireland before the reopening Of
Parliament. I; n s}ll7, ~ ! + ) =
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NILES Cry, Mont, Oct. 25.-Advices
received here two days old from the
Tingue River Agency, Cheyenne, state
that all the young warriors have left the
agency, going of with the Grows.
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. Liquor In Club Houses.

BosroN, Oct. 25.-The Supreme Court
yesterday decided that the prohibition
law does not forbid the sale Of liquor by
clubs 10 members. .i'3:.,., z +
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Ys.terda,.s Cabinet Mestin,r, -,

Yeatorday's Cabinet Meeting.
WARRINGTON, Oc.. ga cabinet meet
ing was held to-day, at which all the mem.
bera we're present except Secretary Whit.
ney. who lis detained in New York by